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Chorus (ASX:CNU), New Zealand's national fibre network operator, has been a long-term holding for L1 Capital, which has now exited. In September 2026, L1 Capital reported selling its stake after being a material shareholder for several years, explaining that its investment thesis had played out, including a key catalyst around the potential to increase capital returns. L1 had previously described Chorus as well positioned and well managed, while signalling that its original thesis had matured. Chorus operates in the Communication Services sector within the Diversified Telecommunication Services industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 5 comments from 1 fund manager, L1 Capital. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Wellington, Chorus builds, owns and operates New Zealand's fibre broadband and fixed-line network, providing wholesale services to retail telecommunications providers across the country.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including L1 Capital have invested in Chorus Ltd (ASX:CNU).
L1 Capital's thesis centred on Chorus' regulated fibre infrastructure and the potential to lift capital returns to shareholders as network capital expenditure eased, a catalyst it says has now largely played out. L1 continues to view the business as well positioned and well managed.
L1 Capital exited because it believes the investment thesis has fully played out, suggesting limited remaining upside from its original catalysts at current prices.
Chorus Ltd. is a New Zealand-based telecommunications infrastructure company founded in 2008 and headquartered in Wellington. The firm provides fixed-line communication infrastructure services to retail service providers. Its operations include managing a nationwide network of fiber-optic and copper cables, connecting homes and businesses. Additionally, Chorus offers essential backhaul and co-location services, supporting the critical communications framework for retail service providers across New Zealand.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.